UFOMYST
CaseFireball2012

Suwon (30 miles south of) (South Korea), South Korea

2 round balls of fire hovering over the southern part of South Korea-4 witnesses that I know of.

Report quality: Moderate51/100

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  • Duration parsed: 540s, a plausible sighting length
  • Moderate witness text (96 characters)
  • Location geocoded exactly
  • No other reports from this city within 3 days
When
2012-12-30
Where
Suwon (30 miles south of) (South Korea), South Korea
Shape
Fireball
Duration
8-10 minutes
Geo
37.291, 127.009 · exact
Slug
fireball-over-suwon-30-miles-south-of-south-korea-2012-dbe8ec
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In context

  • One of 1 documented reports from Suwon (30 miles south of) (South Korea), South Korea in the UFOMYST archive.
  • South Korea logged 3 sightings in 2012.
  • Fireball sightings ran at 9.3% during the 2010s (archive average: 6.9%).

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